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Kid is a Boss.
I really hope he doesn't go to MJ's Bobcats to die.
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Kid is a Boss.
I really hope he doesn't go to MJ's Bobcats to die.

MJ will blow that pick again
He reminds me of an angry bird.
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Guaranteed 1st pick.
28 10 and 6 today.
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Would it kill the kid to pluck that unibrow? Enough already
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MJ will blow that pick again
He reminds me of an angry bird.

He reminds of some monster off of Sesame Street or the Muppets

This post was edited by duvalnole on 2/25/2012 at 1:46 PM
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Was hoping the Pistons would continue to blow games so they could pair him up with Monroe. Now all of a sudden the Pistons grow some backbone and ruin their chances of the #1 pick. Currently all the way up to #7 I think.
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I wasn't seeing the offensive repertoire from him in the first third of the season. All his points were dunks and tap ins. But he's progressed and will have a legit 3 point shot in 2-3 years as well.
I see him being an 18, 10, 4, 3, 2 kinda guy in the NBA. Not a superstar but an all star and big time player.
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I wasn't seeing the offensive repertoire from him in the first third of the season. All his points were dunks and tap ins. But he's progressed and will have a legit 3 point shot in 2-3 years as well.
I see him being an 18, 10, 4, 3, 2 kinda guy in the NBA. Not a superstar but an all star and big time player.

I think he will be more like Counsins without the attitude
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Get out of here with that Green Board crap!!
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I think he will be more like Counsins without the attitude

Better shooter than cousins.
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Better shooter than cousins.

cousins can dominate down in the low post though. when he wants to, nobody can stop him and I don't think davis has that kind of ability. Although the "when he wants to" is his major problem, which davis doesn't have.
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MKatUmich said...
Was hoping the Pistons would continue to blow games so they could pair him up with Monroe. Now all of a sudden the Pistons grow some backbone and ruin their chances of the #1 pick. Currently all the way up to #7 I think.

I agree 100% with this post. Pairing him with Monroe....and having B.Knight at the point. That's a helluva young nucleus to restart something here in Detroit. Gonna need a lottery win to pull it off tho. & with every win the Pistons get...thats less balls in the bucket to get picked.
That's how it works tho. Can't expect pro ballers to tank a season, to get a better pick in the following years draft.
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duvalnole said...
I think he will be more like Counsins without the attitude

I dont see any similarities in their games. Davis is a much bigger defensive presence.
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I dont see any similarities in their games. Davis is a much bigger defensive presence.

Because there is none.Anthony Davis is a classic tweener.He does not have a position imo.That's not exactly a good thing either.The only thing he does great is block shots.I would not waste the number one pick on a dude with no defined position that's frail as fuck.

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Michmania said...
MJ will blow that pick again
He reminds me of an angry bird.

MJ might not get to use that pick. Chicago gets an unprotected first from them between now and like 2015.
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I wasn't seeing the offensive repertoire from him in the first third of the season. All his points were dunks and tap ins. But he's progressed and will have a legit 3 point shot in 2-3 years as well.
I see him being an 18, 10, 4, 3, 2 kinda guy in the NBA. Not a superstar but an all star and big time player.

agreed. Still not impressed with his scoring, but we'll see what happens.
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haha...agreed
but he is definitely the number 1 pick

I wouldn't use the #1 on him. I have to many ?'s. I'd look at Sullinger instead.
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I wouldn't use the #1 on him. I have to many ?'s. I'd look at Sullinger instead.

Sullinger does not play defense
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Sullinger does not play defense

Neither does the rest of the NBA
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Neither does the rest of the NBA

There are plenty players who play defense in the NBA
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There are plenty players who play defense in the NBA

Seriously? How long have you been watching the NBA? Not trying to be a d*** but no one plays D anymore, atleast not like they did in the day. Part of that is the NBA's fault for changing the rules. A lot of it is the showboat mentality.
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Seriously? How long have you been watching the NBA? Not trying to be a d*** but no one plays D anymore, atleast not like they did in the day. Part of that is the NBA's fault for changing the rules. A lot of it is the showboat mentality.

I have been watching the NBA since the early 90's, and have seen the athletes who come into the NBA evolve over the years.
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I have been watching the NBA since the early 90's, and have seen the athletes who come into the NBA evolve over the years.

Same as me. The D of today is nowhere near what it was in the late 80's early 90's.
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Same as me. The D of today is nowhere near what it was in the late 80's early 90's.

Wut? The league avg was close to 110 points per game during that time. Now it is around 99. In fact the worst defensive team of all time was 90-91 Nuggets. They gave up an astonishing 130 points per game.
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Wut? The league avg was close to 110 points per game during that time. Now it is around 99. In fact the worst defensive team of all time was 90-91 Nuggets. They gave up an astonishing 130 points per game.

You also had the best collection of offensive players ever during that time. Everything now is iso, there is no team defense.
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